Dubai Miracle Garden

Dubai Miracle Garden is a remarkable flower garden located in the Dubailand district of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It opened to the public on Valentine's Day, February 14, 2013, quickly becoming one of the world's largest natural flower gardens.

Covering over 72,000 square meters, the garden showcases more than 150 million flowers arranged in stunning creative designs and displays, representing over 120 different varieties.

The garden's conception was driven by the vision of Jordanian businessman Abdel Naser Rahhal and was developed by Akar Landscaping Services and Agriculture Company, overcoming numerous challenges posed by Dubai's harsh desert climate through advanced irrigation and landscaping techniques.

Since its inauguration, Dubai Miracle Garden has gained international acclaim, winning awards such as the Moselle Award for New Garden Experiences in 2015. It has continually expanded and evolved, featuring eye-catching attractions like floral clocks, butterfly gardens, and elaborate flower sculptures including replicas of iconic landmarks and giant floral installations of planes and hearts.

The garden operates seasonally, generally opening from late September to May, attracting millions of visitors each year who come to experience its vibrant, fragrant blooms in the midst of the desert. The Miracle Garden represents both a botanical marvel and a symbol of Dubai’s commitment to creating world-class tourism destinations that blend natural beauty with innovation and entertainment.